Sentence examples for hungry for attention from inspiring English sources

When I first met Jerry DeWitt, I half expected a provincial contrarian hungry for attention.

She seemed particularly hungry for attention, and was overwhelmed with joy when she received it.

When Kent shows up at the studio, it's clear that he's just a younger, less sophisticated version of Barry, hungry for attention in the station's insulated world.

Hungry for attention, she aspired to a career on the stage, but her dreams were stymied by prejudice and by the limits of a nineteenth-century woman's life.

Can the arrangement satisfy all 39 national governing bodies, who are hungry for attention, especially the smaller ones that get little attention?

But the most straightforward explanation, he and others said, is that the world is crowded with people so hungry for attention that they will submit to any number of indignities for even a small bit of it.

That's a skill for sure, and it seemed the direct opposite of his natural character, displayed between songs: a run-on, hungry-for-attention host.

"Distant Mandate" is partly about the binds of middle age, when one's obligations compete, like a nest of hungry robins, for attention.

In the 90s, major art institutions, underfunded and hungry for the attention of donors and audiences, enlisted contemporary curators to roll out the welcome mat.

I was impressed with both the magnitude of the subject matter and her keen grasp of it, but was also hungry for more attention to the role of the individual.

Hungry for company, attention, and affection, Deval was thrilled when a teacher at Milton Academy, A.O. Smith, invited him to spend a weekend with his family on Cape Cod.